Governor Lobong reiterates the need to make laws governing pastoral movements in the country
By Kabaka Quintous Leone The governor of eastern Equatoria state Louis Lobong Lojore has reiterated his call on the national...
Juba Echo
Oil-dependent South Sudan faces bleak economic prospects: World Bank
Simon Deng The World Bank on Wednesday warned that the economy could weaken further following recent drop in oil production...
UN host football competition to mark World Refugee Day
A team comprised of UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) staff on Wednesday played with the team of refugees in...
Pastor to serve prison term over adultery in Western Equatoria
A court in Western Equatoria State on Monday sentenced a local pastor to serve one-year prison term over adultery. Justin...
WFP suspends food assistance in South Sudan over funding deficit
The United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) has been forced by lack of funds to suspend food assistance in South Sudan as the...
Tax hikes hurt farmers, traders in Renk
Hikes in taxes are making life difficult for farmers and traders operating in Renk in Upper Nile State. Profits for...
Marking transcripts of CPE exams kicksoff
The marking of Certificate of Primary Examination (CPE) papers that had been held up for three months commenced Monday in...
Central Equatoria State to evict its former officials
By Kitab Unango At least 27 former Central Equatoria State’s former government officials including X-governor, Gen. Agustino Jadalla Wani will...
27 former officials told to vacate government houses
The government of Central Equatoria State has ordered 27 former officials to vacate government houses they are currently still occupying.Wayi...
South Sudanese awarded “Ambassador of Silk Road Friendship”
Congratulations to Athuai Deng Akok, the 38-year-old South Sudanese who was awarded title of "Ambassador of Silk Road Friendship" ,...
Africa’s food crisis set to deepen amid conflict
China Daily The Ukraine-Russia conflict has worsened a food crisis in many countries in Africa, where droughts in the Horn...
South Sudan’s youth shunning conflict for agriculture
A boom in agriculture in South Sudan’s northeast is providing much-needed income to the youths, who when idle have often...
